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Taylor Gets Goal Number Two
Thursday, February 23rd 2017
Matty Taylor has been credited with his second City goal by the EFL.
The news comes after the Dubious Goals Committee credited the January signing with the stoppage-time goal at Leeds United earlier this month.
Milan Djuric was originally given the goal by Opta after being adjudged to have headed in David Cotterill’s corner. However, video footage has since proven Taylor actually got the final touch near the line.
It means Taylor has now scored twice in his four outings for the red half of the city since his deadline day move from Bristol Rovers.
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